Savannah - Restaurants

A running list of Savannah restaurants. Websites will be listed whenever I can find them.

Jazz'd Tapas Bar - This place has a great tapas for two for $50, I think. Cool place http://www.jazzdsavannah.com/

Local11ten - This is a nicer restaurant, if you want something like that. This has become my favorite place for dinner in Savannah. They can do an amazing combination of flavors. http://local11ten.com/

Zunzis - You have to go here! For lunch! It's an experience. Check out the website so you have an idea of the place but it is so good. The restaurant is a counter with a small walk through line and then you can sit outside to eat or take it to go. So unique! Be sure to try their specialty iced tea. http://www.zunzis.com./

Gryphon Tea Room - For afternoon tea or lunch, we love this place. They have amazing scones and cream. 
Gallery Espresso - For coffee, tea, free wifi, breakfast, lunch, this is a popular hangout: http://www.galleryespresso.com/ 

 The Artillery - owned by the same group that owns Local11ten. High-end cocktail lounge with a dress code. A great place for a nice night out. https://www.artillerybar.com


B's Cracklin BBQ - southern BBQ restaurant that has won many awards & recognition. Great food. Southern part of Savannah. https://www.bscracklinbbq.com/

 Fork & Dagger - Two blocks off of Forsyth Park. Great food. One of the best Cuban Sandwiches I've had ever. Also, don't miss their cheesecakes!  https://forkanddaggersav.com/ 

Green Truck Pub - Great, creative burgers & fries. It can be difficult to get in, so be prepared to wait. South of downtown between Forsyth Park and Victory Rd.  https://greentruckpub.com/

Soho South Cafe - Great spot for lunch. Can get busy but the food and atmosphere are great. Not far from the DeSoto Hotel. https://www.sohosouthcafe.com/

 Sapphire Grill - Great food. High-end dining. This small place is great for a date night. Located near the City Market. http://www.sapphiregrill.com/

Le Cafe Gourmet - French bakery near the City Market. Really good stuff. Open for breakfast and lunch. https://www.lecafegourmet.com/

For Tybee restaurants, check out my Tybee page.

 Updated 3/13/2018.

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  1. Unknown3/10/2011 10:09 PM

    Good info! Thanks for making me want to drop everything and head to the beach and eat... :)

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